caramel_goddess

Does anyone feel that bringing nurses from other countries will cause a major issue with the nursing career field? It seems like anyone can be outsourced now a days. Everyone have a good day!

From all the post I have gotten some great ideas going about how to make this thing work. I know there will be a lot of sacrifice but I really want to do it. Thanks again guys especially cheerfuldoer for welcoming me to the club! :roll

Thank you for the link, it will be very useful.:)

I have had a long standing dream to become a nurse. I am a single woman with a full time job, and have no outside support system. I have completed most of my basics at my local community college here in Texas, but I am unable to complete clinicals because of my full time job status. Quiting work is not an option unless I can find some way to cover my expenses. Can anyone make a suggestion such as grants that will cover my bills during clinicals, work study programs, or internet based classes I can take? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

My dream over the past several years is to be in the medical profession as a nurse. However, I am a single woman living on my own and need to maintain a full time job. I have done my basics at my local community college here in Texas but the other courses I need to take require my full attention (i.e. clinicals). Can anyone suggest to me an alternate route to become a nurse such as an online degree, grants that will give me basic support because I'm unable to work full time, work study programs...? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.